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“Not only will we decrease our reliance on foreign nations, but we will also secure hundreds of jobs for Nevadans and produce magnets in an environmentally conscious manner,” Lee said. “We must make America’s rare earth resurgence a bipartisan priority.”

"Ending Solar for All is a loser deal for Nevada. It will do two things: 1) Kill clean energy jobs and 2) raise electricity costs for Nevada families. Since President Trump first illegally froze these funds, I've been calling on him and his administration to change course. Our state leads the nation in solar power potential. Nevada families and businesses shouldn't suffer because Donald Trump wants to prop up out-of-state billionaire donors in the fossil fuel industry."

Distinguished guests included Congresswoman Susie Lee of Nevada’s 3rd District and Alanna Simpson, representing U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto. Both leaders were present to show their support for the unit and the families who will remain behind during the deployment period.

But I call balls and strikes as I see them, regardless of party — I will not support bills that hurt Southern Nevadans. Period. That’s why I won’t let House Republicans enjoy their Las Vegas vacation and come unchallenged as they try to sell their unfair and unpopular law that steals from working Americans to give tax breaks to the rich.

Lee expressed her support for the families while their soldiers are deployed, stating “my office stands ready to serve you.” Lee also affirmed her admiration for members of the unit, “when I look at these soldiers I see strength, patriotism, resilience, leadership and excellence.”

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Congresswoman Susie Lee emphasized the critical role federal funds play in supporting after-school programs in the valley, warning that a continued funding pause could have dire consequences.

Rep. Susie Lee (D-NV), the founding director of After-School All-Stars Las Vegas, said at a Friday press conference at the nonprofit’s headquarters that until the funds reach the state’s coffers, she doesn’t trust anything coming from Education Secretary Linda McMahon.